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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-08

HORSES. MULES. COWS, HOGS,
A TWENTY Tons OF HAY, CROP OF
corn. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c. AT
AUCTlON-At the request Of Mr. -. g. Court
ney We will sell 40 his farm. three miles FROM
the city On the new North road,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, tS,1,
commencing 10 II O'Clock. an hls HORSES.
MULES. COLT zine trOtt.pg stock, COW $,
HOGS. CROP OF COBN. TWENTY IONS Or
HAY, CARTS. WAGONS, FARMING HiPLE-
MENTS. and a variety Of other articles.
TERMS. $50 and under, CASH over that
amount, sixty days tor approved negotiable
naner. loo b.lu hENNON Is MILLEk.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY james II. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer,
ill3 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il or
A VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
OF ABOUT l2j ACRES GOOD LAND,
WITH LARGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THERE
on, Or THE "NINE-MILE
ROAD"
ABOUT TWO MILES EAST FROM THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.

BY virtue of n deed Of trust from Theodore
COndit and wife 10 Tho undersigned trustees.
dated March ,, 1896, If record In the clerk 4
Office II Henrico County Court. Ia Deadlock
III. page 2O2. default having been made IN the
payment Of the debt thereby secured, and
beng directed SO 10 DO by the holder Ot the
notes therein described. We shall sell by
public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1857,
az ( o'clock =. r., Tho VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND VALUABLE PROPERTY described iu
said deed. md situate Within Two miles uf Tie
city on one Of the best roads in this vicinity.
containing l2j i30-l1NO ACRES. more or less !;
very pr,durtve land, nearly an OF which Is
cleared and wcll-adaptel o. trucking. AMI The
crCr- usual IN this section. The dwelling ia
one a. frc haBdsomo-t, most complete aud
hest iu all respect. lO uc found IA the country.
containing about twelve rooms, two stories
above meut, with large porhr- ON Hli
sides. lard-. mely-papcrci walls, ana almIfa-
hly-hrTaucnd for comfort and convenience;
large you'd. well set In beautiful shaiNirr"s
and shrub. cry; good detached kitchen, and
ample barns. stables. g.; some good ifuli
trees. grHpeyiues, &c.: good well Of water. and
an uui4ilire stream Cu tae lauI lhe riila-
zion i- high, heaifhful, and delightful, tho
neighturho0d excellent. and ihe farm cone
coded fo De- one Of the hcst 30 this section.
Conrcyoncos win take pqrtie. desiring to o.
tend from the office Of the aucuoneer at 3
O'Clock -tarp. and an persons Interested age
earnestly invited 20 attend thi- sale.
1ERNS: Cash IA to the expenses ~ sale ana
taxes due. including those for thc present yenr.
the sum - sln. with interest thereon from
Mnrch .. 1-s1. aud the sum of til with in-
t,rcst from September ,. l.,,, upon u credit ns
10 tho sum OF tL4l til March 5 le,s, and The
RESIDUE upon such term. as shall b' Preceded
and announced at time al SAFE. fhe purchaser
to give negotiable notes for deferred IIyn. uf..
with interest added, and securol hy decd ~
trust JAMES b. EI AZ,
+. VI. CONNER.
Trustees.
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BY Quarlcs s. McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.

Real Estate BtQActs.
ALE OF VALUABLE EAST
- FROAD-STREET PROPERTY BETWEEN
WENTN-FlFTH AND IWENfN-SlNru
STREETS. IMMEDIATELY ON THE NEW
ELECTRIC LINE, Al AUCIION.-By direc-
tion Of tho owner, We viii OEor for sale, upon
The premises. on
"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER u. lss,.
az 3 o'clock p. n. the TWO BRICK STORES
aud DWELLINGS Nos .5f and 1853 east Broad
street Inc buildings are two stories high,
contain about four rooms each. have water aud
culyert connections. and are occupied 10y good
IHyiIg tenants al fair rentals. The LOT has
front Of 80 feet ard inches aud runs blck -
feet. There are alleys ON both sides a. we'll
g. IN The rear. and no better property eau be
had for investment IN tho East Ind.
TERMS: viii be liberal. aud aunoun'ei al
sale QUARLEo * MCCUkDl,
Cc7 Aucu1ncers
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EOR RENT. TWO VERY DEE.
! SlRABLE UNFJ FINISHED THlRD-tAA
FLOOR ROOMS. Centrally located. suitable
for young men. Board can boz had next door il
desired. Address \. T.. C.,
&C. N-cOdlw Dtgp1tfh Office
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daliy Tor sonclS, Ports.
mouth, smitanoid, hamptoe, Ga PcinL va
NeWNcrne, Washington. and TarO0rO', n. G. ali
stations on AuantE Hnd Daggtile railroad
5eaDoard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South,
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina goa.
orally; also, fer Eastern Shore Of Vlrgtula ant
all regular landings on tie James aud Kappa
hammock rivers, a LOWEST hArzA and
through bills Issued.
I. 3. TArCM. superintendent
myst No. lit Maia street and RockestA
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TOR SALE. \ FIRSTCLASSr1
4 TRUCK FARM, CONTAINING -----
TWENTY ACRES OF HGHLN-IMPNOF I'D
LAID. ore ana enc l1I miles wes' Of tbrc.ty
limits Oh thc M,a'hnm road. portion OF said
land fronting on Grove road.
The imHo. tmtlfs consist ~ FINE
DNELLING-Iut 81. containing Il1r rooms:
also. q good stable aad barn, with AL tAc uc.e.s-
s0fy oUt-Aou-e7.
There are large quantity a. different Kinds
Of frCit-trCC- ou the place also. grHp 81. straw
berries. aud aslararu- beds. Apply cl the
premises.
,ns. WIL1ELNtNA SCHEPfHS.
widow 90 Joseph sch spcrs. DE-, 'a-ci !.
81 "0-ffl
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gCr further information gspiYtc
d. ". MCCAd.4lB,
General Southern feGt, OTice Rnc1elG.
~. y. CLYDE & co.,
EslF General ARonts PhilAdaluhis
OLD DOMINION STEAM 81 F08
SHIP COMPANY. .'.-e-t.' a.

FOR NLN YOKE.
cleaners .eetr Richmond EVERY TNI~) t1
snd FRIDAY atS T. b., ul SUNDAY a. n'.a.
water
Norfolk EVERY Tt EoDAl, Illt N~DAl, a-i
SAT KpAl at3P. A
Passenger acromu Citations unsurpa
Cabin fare 20 New tof6 rio jaue-flsnf
route IucludAg meals ans berth. .....f g or
Rulld-tr.p tickets limited o. 1.ry da53
after date II issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is p
SfeerIfe, With -uh-I.ttu. ....-...... 10 .
etsafa-c, wiz ur. subsistence. ...-.-....- . u.
cabin lLre GA Chesapeake ana Ohio r-ll-
i'.1 $1,000 49,. '.''..'.. ~ '-
CABIN fare r1 k'rtn ud aLa ftte' olf9
TIrte,s car be- obtfmeI RI a. ~. l,at0e.
700 Main street.. tiesarease H.L Ohio a.t
Richmond ana rtDl1y lenat,, ami "a. c nae
panys Offices, lsJi Main street. aci raar-
-lcEett,.
Freights forwarded aud ,hrou % oInof la1l1s
s-uci fDr points beyond Sew lari.
Freight received daily until y. e.
Naltost closed - sailing days ole c3lr be-
fore departure.
Passengers can isavs New Yorz Tdl~-0s5
and saturday at +. NJ. by no y, sport Nat4
..ramer and arrive at Richmond by TAO CEss r.
psake and Ohio train the neXf l1f al 6.l5 f. ~
Passengers leaving Richmond Ou MONDAYS.
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
aud SAT lNDAlS Boy tLc CAc-ai cake and Ohio
railway trid Newport Nows) az s 80 a. W., 40
| by Richmond ana Petersburg railroad Game
/ days. az 1912 a. ". viii make connection b.
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
SAiLlNDN THIS WEEK.
WYANOkE. Captain JESEgY, FRIDAY
October 1th. al 3 O'clock l.. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CoCch, SUNDAY,
October gth, al O'Clock 4. NJ.
OLD DOMINION, Captain uULrHgRs, I'll Is
DAY. October I'm. al O'Clock J.. VI.
2HORGR ". ALLEN & CO.. AgeuA
NJ. 1901 Main street, and
rofnuQuv'a wharf Roekaftss
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AUCTION SALFs-Fufure Days.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SOLID ~.
EFSTMENT
NONnAY ~. OcroREa -.

By request Of the owners tvho SOIL 'or ii.
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The INDIAN COUNCIL
RESUMES ITS SESSION WITH
DELEG AIES FROM
Eighteen Tribes Present, Who Ex.
press Their Satisfaction at the
Report OF the Committee.

ST. LosIs, Mo-, June "a special
from Eulauls, l r., saye: The Indian
council resumed its session with dele
gates from eighteen tribes present,
who expressed their eatisfaction a.
the report OF the committee appointed
Monday to draft memorial to the
President ON the land question. The
preamble enumerAte5 the tribes that
are to sign the memorial, to wit:
Che ,okeee, Cracks, ChoctawF, Cbicka-
cave, Ssminoles, Sac and Fox, Usage
and others. With many miseiyinRs
they assume that the United States
Government intend to give the In
dams the benefit of civiliza ion with
out depriving them OF rights. Having
lived under the policy they claim to
be fair judges OF its utility, They do
not wish to antsgon re any policy oil
the government, but to contribute TO
it's effects. Bat they make an earnest
appe al in behalf OF civilized and wild
tribes of the territory against the act
providing for the allotment OF lands in
ssveralty to Indians. 1t will be det'
riment to their interests, as it will in
the near future enguli all OF the ma
tions and tribes Of the terri
tory in one common catastrophe
10 the enrichment OF land monopolis,s
whom even those with the civilized
machinery of Justice seem powerless
to secure their rights. They depreca' e
any measure which will place the
Indians in 80 unequal contest. The
Indian needs poiitiCal identity aud
ale giauce, called elsewhere patriotism,
in order to make tIus progress in tn
sff aiIs of life. The law 10 which OBJ
lection is urged enables the lneian tc
peCo ne member OF some other b dy
polite by electing and taking to him
sell quantity which Is at present tbs
common properly Of all. The land II
seve atty law appor,ions to each indi
yidusl only part OF hat which 10 a.
ready his property aud leaves th'
balance for sale to others, who will b.
composed OF class having no sympa
thy ior the Indians, who will rus|
into the new country Il
their mad race for gain, an
crowd out every hope and chauc
of Indian civilization. They ca
attention to the sad experience OF q
individual nature with this Unite
States in 1880 and 1882. The tribe
ask that the President stay the oper'
tions OF the law until they shall b
in condition to be benz flied by l
They further request that the act b
not enforced until they have the Of
portunity Of testing the validity
their rights before the Judiciary
the United States. The memoirs
! after being interpreted, was unar
: mouslv adopted.
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III. sporI a, Jsrome Park.

NEW YoRK, June 9.-The attend
ance at Jerome Park we again excel
lent TODAY, but a succession OF heavy
showers throughout the afternoon
made the track vast mudpuddle and
thoroughly marred the enjoyment OF
the days sport. TnIee Outsiders won,
and hackers were proportionately uu-
happy. The biggest upset was caused
by the defeat If the DIVER crack, King
Fish, by Congressman Scolts TeStrsy,
in the Sequence stakes for two year
ods.
Fret Rice - Handicap; seven.
eighths Of mile. Starters: Saxony,
Flageoletta, Wonderment, Vireroy,
LeClair and LsckaTanra. Saxony
won by four lengths Vlceroy second
Flageolstts third. Time-l:3S.
Second Race-rhe Sequence stskee
tgoy year olts, seven-eighths OF a mile
Starters: KiuH Fish, Tea Tray, N "
ar Never aud Prince Royal. Kin,
Fab took the track AT the fall OF tn,
flag. aud opening big gap seemed Il
have the race won at the start, bu
firing badly Teatrsy gradu dly over
bsnled him and bta. him out a neck
Kiyg Fish second, Now VI Move
thir9. Time-l :50i. Mutusis PAL
500 g..
Third Raee-The Belmont stakes
three year Odds; one mile and Ia.
Sianer5: Hanover and Oneko. Hsl
over won by dczsn lengths. Tiue
2:i3i.
Fourth Rsos-HapdiCap. Starter
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HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
GEN. walsh Too sick 10 Appear nj
tho Preliminary Yesterday.
IspKo1AL TO rHa APrRAL.l

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, June 9,-Gsn.
Walsh, the central 6gure'in the Ella
DYER scandal, was too sick to appear
ia court this morning and the seem
ingly endless preliminary trial came
to stsndstill. The order OF the
sheriff committing Gen. Walsh to jail
has been revoked aud the prisoner 10
granted the seclusion of his own rooms
At night, carefully guarded by an
officer. =,
MISS Dyer is much affected by the
asperslops upon her character circu
lated on the streets, and her friends
say the authors will oe prosecuted
The apprehensious OF Gan. WASH
{ lends. as 10 personal violence to him
at the hands of Miss Dyer's two
brothers, are not generally shared &c
the officers are keeping strict watch
and the Dyers are backing their sister
in the prosecution.
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Tods,. tycut. al ~. LouIs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 9.--The follow
ipV are the entries, weights aud the
fiIst pools sold for Fridays races:
FRS Race Purse; one mile. Ross
lind, 90, S9); Egmout, III, SIPS; Me-
Carlhy's Last, 06, 1911 Krklin, Ill,
$40; Font, l05, SIS, florence h., 100,
$50, Malaria, los, $50; May Ourl, 80,
S2S
Second Rlce-selling; three-qusr-
ten OF Il mile Corinne 81, t6; Oscar,
81, $l3, Oclam re, l0), SIC; Lola
Sears, 81, So; RApine, 100, "; Jack
Cocts, 100 500; Lady Rowan, IS;
Van Leland, ll5, $40.
Third X go -- Selling; mile end one
eighth. Hette 3, 81, $685. Dyer, So
sis Lsmau, l09, $50; Warrington, "a
sS2 Hopedal,, III, $40; Rebel Scou.
lO4, S43; st. Valentine, %, $50 Wa
Sign, l07, so; Gold Flea, III, $50.
Second Kace- CHARLES Green stakes
one mile aud one.quarter. Terri
Go Ia, l2S 500; Lit,rsll, 1903, S25
KaIsmatb, no, $lz5; Procrasliuatol
us, t27; Iasolence, no, 40; Mshoney
10, 500 Carey, llS, iS5; Luke Alex
aDder, llS, S26
Fiih Rsca-Purse; one mile on
one sixteenth Sour Mash, 100, SAC
Boocsccio, 90, fl75; Hornpipe, 81
500, Florence f., no weight glvel
500; Panama, 1903, $3.50
Sixth Rsce---Pur Q; one mile Coul
cnlor, 81, SIS; ElChsntress, 90, 81
Fiune,te, 100, $40; Wyaudote Chtt
l0l, 81; Emma Maniey, 100, 81
d rby, lO5, So; Bile X, 100, ~
Pie Willis, 10, S2N.
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The MEDICAL MEN
REsssEMBLE AND LISTEN TO
REPORTS OF COMMlTrEEs.
A COMMITTEE Appointed 20 Aid In
the IAvestig alton OF the Yellow
Fever Epidemic.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 9.-1he Medi'
cal Association, in Resembling TO-
day, listened to the report Of the Com.
mittee on Nominations, recommended
the following names for officers for
the ensuing year: President, A. Y. T.
Garnett, .of Washington; vice presi'
dent, DIR. Duncan Eve OF Nashville
Tenn, Darwin Colville OF New York,
Charles ]. 0'Hagan Of North Caro-
lima, A. Steadman OF Colorado; libra
rian, @. II. A. Kleinschmidt, OF Wash.
ton; treasurer, r. ]. Dunglesen, OF
Philadelphia; secretary, DR.. Atkin-
son; assistant secretary, j. l. Rius'
choif trustees, l.. Common OF Michigan,
f. A. Shakespeare Ct Cincinnati, W. L.
Briggs OF Tennessee.
Judicial Counsel-Drs. j. II. Muir.
phy OF Minnesota, John j. Toner OF
Washington, J. r. Bartlett and A. b.
Sloane OF Kansas, J. O. Scott OF Ohio,
b. V. Mcclure Of Iowa, l, W. storm
cunt Of Kansas; vacancy, 1888, j. +.
Hubbard of Indiana.
Chairman Of Committee on Necro-
logy-Dr. Toner.
The mex place Of meeting was
recommended to be Cincinnati, on the
second Tuesday in May, 1888.
The report was received and adopt
ed. The action Of the nominating
committee having been taken in part
under the rules adopted yesterday,
some objeCtioBs were raised as to the
legality of the committees action 10
this respect, and, after some debate
DIR. Roberts, of Tennessee, moved that
such part tf the report as referred tc
the organization be laid over to tht
next meeting, involving the selection
of gentlemen to read addresses at II
, next m. citing, and DR.. Davis moved
an amendment laying over the consti
= tutlonal changes adopted yesterday
till the next meeting. After an ex
citing debate DR.. Davis's amendmen
4; WAS carried.
DR.. Rahe. of Baltimore, read the re
: port OF the committee on monumen
|, to Bspj amin Bush, at Washington, D
{; o. The report shows favorable pros
D poets for the success Of the project.
a DR.. Morris, OF Baltimore, read tn
report OF the special Committee o
. Cremation. The report recommend
t the adoption Of laws giving the dispt
}, sition OF bodies OF persons dying {
y contagious or Eymotic diseases to th
: health authorities, and that chemicI
sgents, eucl as chloride of lime, b
!, used for the rapid decomposition
d such bodies.
o Dr., CASTOR, OF Atlanta, Ga, move
Il that committee be appointed to G.
o operate with the Congressional Don
II mittee to investigate the yellow few
o epidemic in the South. After an {
1t Tort TO lay the resolution on the tab
1t was adopted. :.
le A number OF papers on medic
g.: subjscs were then read, followed
A. the report OF ths treasurer, showing
L. balance OF 81, 4O3 n, and the report
4, the librarian, showing an Increase
4 the library to 1850 volumes. o.
10 thousand dollars WAS appropriated
10 the International Medical Congre'
ID the appropriation made by the Unit'
III States Government being iBadequat
ID A committee was appointed to recei
IL and set on the prize essays, and 1
d. meeting adjourned until tomorrow.
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COMMERCIAL CLUBS
or Bosten aud UhicasO Ia ST. Paul.

M NNEApoLs, MINI, June 9.-The
Commercial clubs of Boston and
Chicsgo arrived at s.. Paul this morn
ing. After breakfast they were driven
about the city. The party arrived in
this city early in the afternoon, and
repaired at once to the West Hotel for
dinner. During the afternoon the
parry will be driven to points OF inter
eat in and around the city, and in the
evening will, leave for Lake Mime
tonka, where they will be rendered a
banquet a the Hotel Lafayette, given
conijintly by fifty business men 81
Minneapolis and fly of 81. Paul.
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THREE STRIKERS SHOT.
l Disastrous COEflict Between
wOrkmen and IdIers.

SCRANTON, Pa, June GA conflict
occurred this morning between strik'
ers and miners emp 'oyed at the Grassy
Isla i'd mine, and three strikers were
shot, The Grassy Island mine is
operated by Simpson 4 Watkins, Of
this city, and is located near Winton,
nine miles north. A strike has been
in progress at the colliery for several
months, and the miners employed
have been guarded by deputy sheritfs,
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Boax, Phil Lee, Florence, Fonso,
Greenfield and Fsrona. Greenfield
won by four lengths; Phil Lee second,
Florence Fonso third. Iime-2:0lt.
Fifth Race-Selling; seven furlongs.
Starters: Petticost, Windssil, Burton,
Nellie Van, Belmont, Lutte Arnold,
Queen Elizabeth, Moonshine, Blast,
Wave O. Light and Regal. Petticost
won nv four e1gths; Nsliie Van sec
ond, Burton third. Time-1:55.
Sixth Race-Hsndicsp hurdle race
one mile and ihree-qusrteIs; seven
hurdles. Starters: Brunovs, King Vic.
tor, Harry Mann, Palancs, Kinda and
Mentmor@. PalaDca won by two
lengths; Harry Mann second, Brunovs
third. Time-3:28t.
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MANS BRUTALITY.
A Poor Woman Stabbed, Tn own
Into n Canal, Taken OuS and
Stabbed Again.

Urea, N. Y, June 9.-Olsrence A.
Day, aged twenty Ave years, lock
tender ON No, 68 lock, near Boone.
Vile, stabbed young woman named
josephine Rosa, with whom he was
livirg, threw her into the canal, took
her out and stabbed her again, then
hid her body in the bushes. He e5-
capped to Ava Corners. The crime was
discovered this morning He hiss been
arrested.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.
A Train Wrecked and Two Persons
Injured.
IapRnIAL rn rHR APPEAL.l

PINE BLUFF, ARK, Jnne 9-Yester'
day there was wreck on the CORK
screw, several miles south Of here, on
the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
railway. 1t was caused by a wheel
of one of the cars breaking. Two
lumfer cars were badly torn up, and
one p affect wreck The other was
returned 10 the track and brought to
town. Two men were injured, one q
brakeman, whose shoulder WAS dis'
located, aud q passenger had both
feet badly wrenched. The surgeon OF
the road went down to the scene.
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ATLANTA! What of Atlants2 Why,
the great nerve tonic, Pem6eIton's
Wine Coca, is manufactured there,
and all druggists, Wholesale and re-
tail, in Memphis. sell this great rem
edy. 1t lie now prescribed by the best
physicians, and will cure you OF all
nervous affections. Send to Pemhsr..
ten Chemical Company for history OF
coca plsnt. Try glFss of Coca Cola,
the refreshing, invigorating brain
tonic, at Heister's Soda Fount.
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luka Springs Hotel.

IUKA, MISS, June l, 1887.
an AND AFTER THIS DATE tho Hotel
" tin connection with the Celebrated Iuka
season. These lar. famed Springs, situated
in the MIDST Of beautiful Park, are, truly
wonderful for the medicinal properties
Ii cir waters The commodious Hotel win
lisbtfui retreat from the heat OF the cities or
the malaria OF infected districts, The
Mcmph, a and Charleston railroad will make
special rates to this charming ummer resort T.
rsgard 70 terms. All such communications
vii be promptly and cheer uliy answered. by
o" w t. HARRISON.
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COFFEkViLLE, MISS.
Terrific Rain storm Ruins Cotton
and TON.
JspuorAL To rAs ArPEAL.I

CoFFERvILLE. Miss, June GA ter
rible rain storm visited Big Greek, q
little village fourteen miles east oil
here, on last Tuesday night. Both
cotton and corn suffered greatly, and
in many places was completely washed
nm
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marietta aud North Georgia
Railroad Company.

We offer for sale at par and accrued in
tarest the 6rst mortgage, so years, 6 per cent
yold bonds Of this company Issued for the
purpose of changing the gauge OF the exist
log road to standard gauge width ana Tor
extending the same to Atlanta and Knox
vile.
The bonds will he ready for delivery on or
before June LIST proximo.
NIB Amy existing bonds of the COM
many will be- received in payment for those
now offered at the same price.
Circulars giving full information nay be
had on application to either Of the under
signed. -
JAMES U. JACKSON,
Augusta, Ga.
BOODY, MCCLELLAN CO.,
No 81 RroadWRy, N. Y.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
The Order OF Merit In which the Ca
diets VIII Graduate.

ANNAPOLIS, NJ. d, June 9.-The or
der of merit in which the cadets will
graduate at the Naval Academy, Fri
day, Is ss follows:
|. ROBERT 6TOCKER, Minnesota.
q. FRANK W. HIBB, Minnesota.
5, RLLI0rT SNOW, Utah Territory.
4. d, @, lKER, Illinois
s, MARK Ia BRISTOL, New Jersey.
6. d, W. WELLS, Ill .uois.
I. NEWTON 7. MCCULLI K,JR., South
3. Walters s. BURKE, Illinois.
9. WIN. 8, OLCK y, New jersey.
10, ID. W. STBARNS, Iowa.
ii, l.. Q. BERT0LETTE, Delaware.
IL. SAMUkL b. HURLBUT, Connecticut.
p. hPW TbARp MOAN NO. AN J HI Montana
IS. WIN. q. MCMILLAN, North Carolina.
i6 EDWARD Ii. DURELL, MAssAchu-
H. GEO. W, LOGAN, Ohio.
Is ANDRkW 1. LONG. North Carolina.
10. FORD II. BLOWN, Iowa.
20. HENRY l.. HEL KHAN, Rhode leland.
q. THOMAS WASHINGTON North Car
"a. ARCHIBALD II, SCALES, North Car
W. g. CLARENCE NJ. STONE, Indiana.
"a. CREllHT0N CHURCHILL, Missouri.
% ARCHIBALD II. DAVIS, North Caro-
NJ" e CHARLES E. JOHNSTON, Ohio.
n, HRNBERT l.. DRAPER, Kansas.
| "a. FRANCIS BOuGHTER, pennsylvania
81. MICH AEL 4, PIG0Tr, Massaoh usetts.
"a, BAMUELP. EOMeNDS, Missouri.
20 GUY II. BURR AGB, Messaohu setts.
80, FRANK N, RU SELL, Pennsylvania,
"a. ROSS COLEMAN, California;
80. Richard II JACK SON, Alabama.
81. FREDERICK n. SW ANoIR0M, Min
SSS. CLAUDE S, COCHRAN, Ohio.
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al, CHARLES v. HUDSON, Arkansas.
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Il. TH0MAsM. o'HALLoRAN, Pennsyl
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